University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - Scope Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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RALPH OAKLEY CLOCK.-Clock ran down to lslip, N. Y.. .lune 19, 1879. Yale is his Alma Mater, where he received tl1e degree of l'h. ll. in 11901 and tl1e Sigma Xi charm. I-le is noted for his extreme neatness. ls a mem- ber of the Athletic Association, Houston Club. XVilliam l'epper Xledical Society and of Theta Delta Chi. Delta Ep- silon lota and Alpha Mu Fi Omega Fraternities. .Aflfll'CSS,-3422 Sansom St., Philadelphia. WILLTAKI DIAKIFS ClililCl'-l'l'tJN,- Willie is one of the youngest. being' born in l'l1iladelphia, August 24. ISS2. He graduated in IQOO from the Central I-ligh School. ls a member of john IZ. Deaver Surgical Society, of which he is 'l'reasurer this year, and of Alpha Kappa Kappa Klerl- ieal Fraternity. Address, 2313 Fast York St., Philadelpliia. XVILLIAM CROOKSTON.- Crook was born at lrwin, Pa., .Ianuary 12, 1876. From Princeton l1e enter- ed tl1e Medical School, where he has become a member of the Azygos and Phil Alpha Sigma Fraternities. llc played on the class and 'Varsity base ball teams in IQO2. He shows a marked predilection for llikle and dolls. Address, IZI3 Chislett St., Pittsburg, l'a. XVILLIANI XVARRIZN CCDWGILL.-Horn july 14, l87Q, in Fairview, Ohio. l'le enterezl the class of IQOS from Cambridge lfligh School, but was l3CCll1CZll'l1CKl to us by illness which prevented his graduation last year. Idle is a member of the Christian .Xssoeiation, Houston Club and Tyson Medical Society. Address, 756 Logan Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 21 -'P

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WILLIAM REDIVIELD RL l l'.-'l'l1e well-founded and populous town of Camden, N. rl., claims notoriety for being the birthplace of Hill, April 11, ISSO. Since his graduation from tl1e l'hiladelphia High School he has taken courses in medicine and at the Houston Club- banking billiard balls. He is a member of the bl. ll. Deaver Surgical Society and Alpha Kappa Kappa lfraternity. Address, ISOQ Poplar St., Philadelphia. VIRGINILTS LYNN BROWN entered the arena at lfort Valley, Ga., june 16, 1881. He prepared at Univer- sity of Cieorgia. He is 'l'reasurer of Charles K. Mills Neurological Society F03-'o4l, and a member of Southern a11d Georgia Clubs and Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. ANDREVV CROZIER CAMERON.-A gentleman from the South, Andy was born at Klontgfoinery, Ala., August 12, 1879. He graduated from tl1e Alabama Poly- technic lnstitute, 1900 CH. SJ He has been Secretary ofthe class since 'IQO2, a11d is a member of tl1e Hous- ton Club, Athletic Association a11d Sigma Alpha Epsilon liraternity. He is Vice President of the Penrose Gyneco- logical Society, and holds down the bass for -lack Wfinn, Charlie Nice and Jimmie Leech in the Agony Quartet. President of Alabama Club. Address, llirininghain, Ala. XVALTER SELTZER CAPP.-After Capp's birth at blonestown, Pa., October 3, 1881. the god liaechus ll1llSt have conferred his n1iddle name upon l1i1n. 1-le prepared at tl1e Lancaster High School. He played on tl1e class football team in IQOI, Zlllfl is a member of the John Guiteras Medical Society. Address, Prince St., Lancaster, lla. 20 1

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JAMES CROXVE.-This massive piece of furniture was born September 25, 1877. He Pl'epZ11'Cfl at Abington ,l riends' School. He is a member of the Charles K. Mills Neurological Society, and bowling champion of the Uni- versity for 1903. Address, Fox Chase, Pa. DAVID DALE.- Our Football Star was born in Lemont, l'a., February 26, 1876. He received his ll. S. in 1900 and M. i11 1903 from Gettysburg' College. Dave is one of our best known members. In 1902 he played right-half on the 'Varsity a11d in 1903 was quarter- back. He is a- member of Sigma Chi a11d Alpha Mn Pi lhnega Fraternities. Address, Lemont, Pa. HOWARD EDW'ARDl DEAN.-Born September 25. 1878, at Braddock, Pa. He graduated from Geneva Col- lege in '97. with the degree of li. S. In 1900 he entered the Medical School. I-Be is a member of john Ashhurst. jr., Surgical Society and Alpha Mu Pi Omega Fraternity. Address, Braddock, Pa. OREN M. DEEMS.- Old Deemer was born in Newark, Ohio, April 21, 1879. He received his Ph. B. from Iowa State. Contrary to Sam Stout's expectations, he was elected President of the cla-ss in his Freshman year. The, subterranean grumble of- his voice is calculated to in- spire awe and fear, but tl10se who know him find him one of the best-hearted men in the class. He was a member of the Freshman crew and base ball team. He belongs to Beta Theta Pi and Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternities. Address, 59 West Forty-fourth St., New York. 22 l 1